Summer festivals and events

Music festivals 

Eden Festival, Ae Forest, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland 

12 to 15 June 2025 

Nestled in the wooded parkland of Raehills, an estate in the heart of the Ae Forest,Eden Festival is Scotland’s hidden gem for music lovers and eco-conscious festivalgoers. With more than 250 acts spread across 10 stages, the 2025 festival promises a mix of genres, including folk, soul, rockabilly, jazz and electronica, alongside cabaret, comedy, wellness and workshops. Renowned for its relaxed vibe and sustainable ethos, the festival celebrates both global acts and local talent. Accommodation options include family camping and glamping. 

Getting there: The nearest train stations are Lockerbie (12 miles) and Dumfries (15 miles), with both well-connected to major hubs like Glasgow and Edinburgh (around 1 hour), or London (4 hours). 
 

Parklife Festival, Manchester, England 

14 to 15 June 2025 

Held annually in Manchester’s Heaton Park, Parklife Festival showcases a diverse line-up of global superstars, emerging talent and cutting-edge DJs. Expect multiple stages and genres, from pop and hip-hop to house and techno. Beyond music, the festival offers a lively atmosphere with gourmet food pop-ups and immersive art installations. Charli XCX and 50 Cent are among the acts celebrating 15 years of the festival being in the city. For the ultimate festival experience, visitors can book Weekend Backstage Passes, including fast track entry, as well as access to exclusive viewing areas and cocktail and wine bars. 

Getting there: Parklife is easily accessible from Manchester city centre via tram and bus services. The nearest airport is Manchester Airport, around 30 minutes to the south of the city centre. 

Isle of Wight Festival, England 

19 to 22 June 2025 

The Isle of Wight Festival usually takes place in June every year. Known for its scenic setting and diverse line-up, it attracts top international artists across multiple genres. Founded in 1968, the festival is especially famous for its 1970 edition, which drew over 600,000 people and featured performances by music legends like Jimi Hendrix. Headliners this year include Sting, Stereophonics and Justin Timberlake. Camping packages are available, as well as holiday cottages and hotel rooms. 

Getting there: Ferry services to the Isle of Wight run from Portsmouth, Southampton, and Lymington. 

BST Hyde Park, London, England 

27 June to 13 July 2025 

British Summer Time (BST) Hyde Park 2025 offers a curated series of concerts held throughout June and July in the green surroundings of London’s Hyde Park. The latest edition will feature Olivia Rodrigo on 27 June as well as other major acts like folk-pop star Noah Kahan, and Sabrina Carpenter. Zach Bryan, who has already sold out his first show on 28 June, will be back for a second performance on 29 June. Additionally, Hugh Jackman will headline on 6 July, performing hits from The Greatest Showman. 

Getting there: The nearest airports are London Heathrow Airport and London Gatwick Airport, with train services providing connections to the centre of the capital. 

TRNSMT, Glasgow, Scotland 

11 to 13 July 2025 

TRNSMT Festival is one of Scotland’s top music events, taking place from 11 to 13 July 2025 at Glasgow Green. The festival features major international and UK artists from across rock, indie, and pop genres. This year’s stellar line-up includes 50 Cent, Snow Patrol and Biffy Clyro. VIP tickets are available too, which grant pass-holders access to chill out areas, as well as exclusive bars and food outlets. 

Getting there: With its city-centre location and proximity to Glasgow Airport, the festival is easy to access for international visitors, with bus connections from the airport to the city centre taking just 15 minutes. 

Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival, Edinburgh 

11 to 20 July 2025 

Each summer, the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival turns Scotland’s capital into a haven for toe-tapping rhythms and soulful sounds. Running from 11-20 July 2025, this long-standing festival brings together world-class musicians and rising stars for ten days of rousing performances. Spread across iconic venues like Usher Hall, the festival offers everything from swing to blues. The 2025 line-up promises an exciting mix, with appearances from global jazz legends, contemporary artists, and local talent. Headliners announced so far include Jools Holland and His Rhythm and Blues Orchestra (13 July 2025), Curtis Stigers (17 July 2025) and Colin Steele’s STRAMASH (18 July 2025). The free Mardi Gras parade (date tbc) and the lively Edinburgh Festival Carnival (date tbc) provide a family-friendly burst of colour to accompany the music. 

Getting there: The closest international airport is Edinburgh Airport, with tram or rail connections to the city centre taking around 30 minutes. 

Birmingham Mela, Birmingham, West Midlands, England 

19 to 20 July 2025 

Britain’s biggest South Asian music festival, Birmingham Mela, takes place in Victoria Park in Smethwick, Birmingham, each July. With over 150 international and local artists, including stars like Sunanda Sharma, Harshdeep Kaur and Yasir Hussain, it is a colourful celebration of South Asian music, dance and culture. Your clients can also indulge in the Food Village, shop till they drop at the Shopping Bazaar, get creative at the Art Village, or enjoy a fun fair. 

Getting there: The nearest airport is Birmingham Airport. Regular trains also serve Birmingham from London and Manchester, taking around one hour 30 minutes. 

Latitude Festival, Henham Park, Suffolk 

24 to 27 July 2025 

Latitude Festival is a mix of music, arts and fun held annually in the lush setting of Henham Park in Suffolk. Confirmed headliners for 2025 include Sting, Snow Patrol and Fatboy Slim, alongside performances from Basement Jaxx, Elbow and Sigrid. Beyond this high-profile line-up, Latitude offers a comedy tent, inspiring theatre and literature, wellness retreats, and family-friendly activities at Kidzfield.  

Getting there: The nearest train station is Halesworth. From the station, shuttle buses or taxis can take visitors to the festival site. Latitude often partners with coach companies to provide direct services from London, Colchester and Ipswich. 

Tramlines, Sheffield, England 

25 to 27 July 2025 

Tramlines Festival 2025 is set to light up Sheffield’s Hillsborough Park from 25-27 July with Pulp, The Reytons, and Kasabian among the headliners. The weekend is packed with diverse acts, food vendors, and entertainment spread across multiple stages. Lidl’s Bubbles and Bangers lounge returns, offering gourmet hot dogs and prosecco with prime views of the main stage, plus family-friendly activities like the Into the Trees zone for kids featuring craft dens and circus workshops. 

Getting there: The closest airport is Manchester Airport. There are regular trains from Manchester Piccadilly to Sheffield, taking from 50 minutes. 

Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival, The Scottish Highlands 

31 July to 2 August 2025 

Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Scottish Highlands, the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival returns from 31 July to 2 August 2025, offering a weekend brimming with music, art and festival fun. This year’s theme, ‘Bella Goes to the Moovies’, invites visitors to embrace their inner film stars and encourages them to don costumes inspired by cinematic classics. The 2025 line-up boasts an eclectic mix of artists, including Texas and indie rockers The Pigeon Detectives. Beyond the main stages, the festival offers a variety of activities, from immersive art installations to family-friendly entertainment. To enjoy the festival in style, your clients can book the Club Clan Bella package which includes entry to an exclusive area situated in the Wooded Dell and a range of other perks. 

Getting there: The festival site is located 13 miles (21 km) west of Inverness. Inverness Station is a major hub with regular connections to Edinburgh and Glasgow. From Inverness, take a taxi or a shuttle bus to the festival site. 

Camp Bestival, Lulworth Castle, Dorset, England 

31 July to 3 August 2025 

Camp Bestival Dorset returns to Lulworth Castle in the summer, promising a weekend of family-friendly entertainment against a stunning coastal backdrop. The line-up features chart-topping acts and surprise performances, ensuring something for every musical taste. This year’s headliners include Basement Jaxx, Tom Jones and the Sugababes. Beyond the main stage, your clients can enjoy circus workshops, storytelling sessions and yoga, alongside gourmet street food and campfire marshmallows. For a luxury festival experience, a boutique camping package includes a choice of pre-pitched tents or yurts, as well as access to pamper rooms and other treats. 

Getting there: The nearest train station is Wool, located about six miles from the festival site, with regular services operating from London Waterloo. From Wool station, taxis are available to the festival. Alternatively, Big Green Coach offers travel from London Victoria Coach Station to the festival site. The nearest airports are London Heathrow Airport and London Gatwick Airport. 

Green Man Festival, Brecon Beacons, Wales 

14 to 17 August 2025 

For an eco-conscious experience, your clients should head to the Green Man Festival, a long-running independent music and arts event set in the picturesque Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) national park. Typically held in August, the festival has a strong commitment to sustainability, offering reusable cups and locally sourced food. Alongside its diverse lineup of music acts spanning genres from folk to electronic, Green Man also features art installations, wellness activities and talks – all set against one of Britain’s best festival backdrops. 

Getting there: The closest train station is Abergavenny with free shuttle buses running from the station to the site. 

Creamfields, Daresbury, Cheshire, England 

21 to 24 August 2025 

For fans of electronic dance music, Creamfields in Cheshire is the place to be in 2025. As Britain’s premier electronic dance music festival, it brings together a jaw-dropping lineup of global superstar DJs, producers and artists across multiple stages. Expect everything from pulsatinghouse beats and driving techno to electrifying drum and bass. Creamfields is introducing the Electric Forest in 2025, a stage set amid immersive woodland-inspired décor showcasing electrifying performances from some of dance music’s biggest stars. Alongside day passes, your clients can opt for a range of different camping passes. 

Getting there: Visitors can fly into Manchester Airport or Liverpool John Lennon Airport, both just a short journey away (25-30 minutes), with plenty of train and shuttle options available to the festival site in Daresbury. 

Reading and Leeds Festival, England 

21 to 24 August 2025 

One of Britain’s biggest music events, Reading and Leeds Festival 2025 is set to take place over the August Bank Holiday weekend in 2025. Although 200 miles apart, the festivals are held simultaneously in both Reading and Leeds and share the same lineup, with acts performing at Reading one day and Leeds the next (or vice versa). Covering a mix of genres including rock, indie and hip-hop, confirmed acts for 2025 include Travis Scott, Hozier and Chappell Roan. Reading takes place at Richfield Avenue in Reading, while Leeds Festival is held at Bramham Park near Leeds. 

Getting there: The nearest airports are London Heathrow Airport and London Gatwick Airport (for Reading), and Manchester Airport (for Leeds). Both festival sites are well-connected by train. 

Lindisfarne Festival, Berwick upon Tweed, Northumberland, England 

28 to 30 August 2025 

Northumberland’s Lindisfarne Festival marks its tenth anniversary in 2025. Set on Beal Farm in Berwick upon Tweed, near Holy Island, the festival features an eclectic mix of local and international artists across various genres. Your clients can watch headline acts at the Main Stage or dance their wellies off at the Dance Tent. Head to the Dingel Dell to enjoy cracking comedy or chill out with a cup of steaming chai in the Shanti Bee Healing Area.  

Getting there: The nearest train station to the festival is Berwick-upon-Tweed, with shuttlebuses operating from the station to the site. 

Pride events 

UK Pride Portsmouth, Hampshire, England 

7 June 2025 

Portsmouth is set to dazzle as it hosts UK Pride on 7 June 2025, transforming Southsea Common into a vibrant celebration of diversity and inclusion. The festivities kick off with a lively parade at 11 am from The Briny, followed by a day filled with dynamic performances on the main stage. In the evening, the official after-party at Hampshire Boulevard promises to keep the energy soaring. Beyond the main event, Portsmouth Pride offers a year-round program of activities, reflecting its commitment to fostering an inclusive community. 

Getting there: London Heathrow Airport is the nearest major airport. From there, direct trains run to Portsmouth from London Waterloo (approx. 2 hours), making it easy to dive straight into the celebrations. 

Pride in London, England 

5 July 2025 

Get ready – Pride is back in London, and it’s bigger, bolder and prouder than ever. On Saturday 5 July, the iconic Pride in London parade will paint the city with rainbows as it winds its way from Hyde Park Corner to Whitehall Place. Expect dazzling floats, glittering outfits, and non-stop energy as thousands join the celebrations. Trafalgar Square will transform into a vibrant hub of live music, inspiring speeches, and dazzling performances, while Soho’s bars and clubs promise to keep the party alive well into the night. 

Getting there: The nearest international airports are London Heathrow Airport, London Stansted Airport and London Gatwick Airport. 

Brighton and Hove Pride, East Sussex, England 

2 to 3 August 2025 

Brighton is throwing its most fabulous party of the year – and everyone is invited! From 2 to 3 August, the city will burst into colour asBrighton and Hove Pride takes over the coastal city with dazzling parades and show-stopping music. With this year’s theme ‘Ravishing Rage’, the iconic Pride Parade kicks things off on Saturday, winding through the city streets with glittering floats and marching groups celebrating love and equality. Then it’s onto Pride on the Park – two days of live music at Preston Park, featuring international headliners like Mariah Carey and the Sugababes, as well as local talent. 

Getting there: The nearest international airport is London Gatwick Airport, with train connections to Brighton taking just 30 minutes. Trains from London to Brighton take around one hour. 

Manchester Pride, England 
15 to 25 August 2025 

Manchester’s turning up the volume for Manchester Pride 2025. From 15 to 25 August, the city transforms into a kaleidoscope of colour, music and activism in one of the UK’s biggest Pride celebrations. The heart of the action is the Gay Village Party, where Canal Street’s legendary bars and clubs spill onto the streets for a weekend of non-stop dancing and dazzling performances. Watch the iconic Pride Parade on Saturday – a joyous march of solidarity through the city centre – and catch show-stopping acts at the Manchester Pride Mardi Gras music festival at the Depot Mayfield. 

Getting there: The nearest airport is Manchester Airport, with connections to the city centre taking around 20 minutes. 

Arts and culture festivals 

Manchester International Festival, Manchester, England 

Manchester cements its status as a cultural powerhouse with the return of the Manchester International Festival (MIF) (3 to 20 July 2025), with Kee Hong Low as this year’s Creative Director. This biennial event celebrates new and groundbreaking works across music, visual arts, and theatre. Whether exploring large-scale installations or intimate performances in unique venues, the festival tries to push boundaries to captivate audiences. The full programme is scheduled to be announced in March 2025. However, one confirmed highlight is ‘The Trequartista – Art and Football United’, a two-year collaboration between 11 contemporary artists and 11 footballers. The project, which kicked off at MIF23, is co-curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, writer Josh Willdigg, and former Chelsea and Manchester United footballer Juan Mata. 

Getting there: The nearest airport is Manchester Airport with connections to the city centre taking around 20 minutes. 

Theakston Old Peculiar Crime Writing Festival, Yorkshire, England 

17 to 20 June 2025  

Armchair sleuths rejoice! The Theakston Old Peculiar Crime Writing Festival 2025 returns to the Old Swan Hotel in Harrogate from 17–20 July 2025, celebrating the best in crime fiction. Chaired by Slow Horses creator Mick Herron, renowned authors, industry experts, and passionate fans will gather for a thrilling weekend of panels, discussions, and interviews with top crime writers. Past festival highlights include appearances by celebrated authors such as Val McDermid, Lee Child and Ian Rankin, with the full line-up still to be confirmed. There are various ticket options on sale now, from individual event tickets to weekend packages including three nights’ accommodation at the hotel.  

Getting there: The nearest main airports are Manchester Airport and London Heathrow Airport. There are direct trains from London King’s Cross to Harrogate (around three hours). Trains from Manchester (via Leeds) take around one hour and 30 minutes. 

Bradford UK City of Culture 2025 

All year round 

Bradford is set to shine as this year’s UK City of Culture, offering a year filled with world-class cultural experiences. This summer, the historic Yorkshire city transforms into a vibrant creative hub, celebrating art, heritage, and community. From immersive performances in repurposed mills to vibrant street festivals showcasing Bradford’s diversity, your clients will find endless inspiration. Highlights include Memories of the Future(5 July 2025), a new project from renowned dancer-choreographer Akram Khan and Akram Khan Company, and a three-day contemporary-classical music festival, New Music Biennial 2025, featuring both local talent and international stars (6 to 8 June 2025). Literature fans can indulge their passion at the Bradford Literature Festival (27 June to 6 July).Check out the full programme of events for this year-long celebration. 

Getting there: The nearest airport is Manchester Airport. There are direct trains from Manchester to Bradford (40-50 minutes). 

Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod, Wales 

The Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod (8 to 13 July 2025) is one of the nation’s most cherished cultural celebrations, bringing together musicians, dancers, and choirs from around the world. Against the backdrop of the Welsh hills, the festival will open with a performance by Roger Daltrey (8 July 2025), the frontman of British rockers, The Who, who will deliver a concert filled with hits from both his time with the band and solo career. 

Edinburgh International Book Festival, Edinburgh, Scotland 

9 to 24 August 2025 

Located in the historic Edinburgh College of Art, the Edinburgh International Book Festival brings together world-renowned authors, rising literary stars, and book lovers for inspiring conversations and storytelling. Expect a diverse programme of talks, workshops and events spanning fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and children’s literature. Your clients can wander the festival village, browse bookshops, and soak in the lively atmosphere of one of the world’s leading literary events. 

Getting there: The nearest international airport is Edinburgh Airport, with tram and train connections into the city centre taking around 30 minutes. 

Edinburgh International Festival, Edinburgh, Scotland 

1 to 24 August 2025 

The Edinburgh International Festival is a highlight in Scotland’s cultural calendar, offering a world-class programme of music, theatre, opera and dance. Led by festival director Nicola Benedetti with a theme of ‘The Truth We Seek’, your clients can expect a stellar line-up of global talent, with performances at historic venues such as Usher Hall, Edinburgh Playhouse and the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. The first performances have now been revealed with highlights including Opera Queensland’s reimagining of Orpheus and Eurydice (in association with Circa) and the Scottish Ballet’s new production of Mary, Queen of Scots with original music from Mikael Karlsson and Michael P. Atkinson. 

Getting there: The closest international airport is Edinburgh Airport, with tram or rail connections to the city centre taking around 30 minutes. 

Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Edinburgh Castle, Scotland 

1 to 23 August 2025 

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a spectacular showcase of military music, precision and tradition set against the stunning backdrop of Edinburgh Castle. Taking place each August, this world-renowned event brings together military regiments, marching bands, pipers, drummers and dancers from across the globe for vibrant nightly performances. With bagpipe music, well-rehearsed choreography and a grand finale of fireworks lighting up the Edinburgh sky, the Tattoo is an immersive experience that celebrates Scotland’s cultural heritage. Each year’s show has a unique theme, incorporating new acts and elements to make each performance fresh and exciting. Book well in advance, as the Military Tattoo is extremely popular and tickets often sell quickly. 

Getting there: The closest international airport is Edinburgh Airport, with tram or rail connections to the city centre taking around 30 minutes. 

Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Edinburgh, Scotland 

1 to 25 August 2025 

Another highlight in Scotland’s cultural calendar is the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, running from 1-25 August 2025. Big names share the spotlight with emerging talent, continuing the festival’s long tradition of artistic freedom that dates to 1947 when eight uninvited theatre groups crashed the Edinburgh International Festival. While the full line-up is still to be unveiled – it launches on 3 June – the festival promises its usual eclectic mix of theatre, comedy, dance, circus, cabaret and more. Keep an eye on the event’s official website for more updates. 

Getting there: The closest international airport is Edinburgh Airport, with tram or rail connections to the city centre taking around 30 minutes. 

Edinburgh Art Festival, Edinburgh, Scotland 

7 to 24 August 2025 

Edinburgh Art Festival, Scotland’s largest annual celebration of visual arts, returns from 7-24 August 2025. The festival’s ambitious programme features two weeks of new art commissions, pop-up installations, artist talks, exhibitions and workshops in different venues across the city. Most of the events are free, giving your clients an opportunity to explore Scotland’s thriving art scene and to discover new perspectives. 

Getting there: The closest international airport is Edinburgh Airport, with tram or rail connections to the city centre taking around 30 minutes. 

Edinburgh International Film Festival, Edinburgh 

14 to 20 August 2025 

The Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) is set to attract cinephiles from 14-20 August 2025. As the world’s longest continually running film festival, established in 1947, EIFF has a history of showcasing groundbreaking cinema. This year’s festival promises a curated selection of features, documentaries, shorts and experimental films, spotlighting both emerging talent and seasoned filmmakers. Expect a diverse programme that sparks conversations on a broad range of topics. 

Getting there: The closest international airport is Edinburgh Airport, with tram or rail connections to the city centre taking around 30 minutes. 

Food festivals 

Foodies Festival, England 

30 May-1 June, St Albans, Hertfordshire; 6-8 June, Guildford, Surrey; 20-22 June, Chelmsford, Essex; 11-13 July, Tatton Park, Cheshire; 18-20 July, Winchester, Hampshire; 1-3 August, Edinburgh, Scotland; 9-10 August, Glasgow, Scotland; 23-25 August, Oxford, Oxfordshire; 29-31 August, Bath, Somerset. 

Foodies Festival brings together the best of Britain’s food scene, with events hosted in different cities throughout the summer. Each festival features a diverse lineup of street food stalls, artisanal producers, and renowned chefs showing off their culinary creations. Clients can enjoy live cooking demonstrations, indulge in tastings, and participate in interactive workshops. There are various ticket options available, from one-day passes to VIP tickets with access to a private bar with waiter service. 

Taste of London, England 

18 to 22 June 2025 

Taste of London brings together the capital’s top chefs, restaurants and foodies for a culinary celebration. Taking place in Regent’s Park, the event’s live cooking demonstrations and interactive food experiences are a staple of the food festival calendar, having celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2024. Whether clients are sampling signature bites from London’s hottest restaurants, getting hands-on with cooking workshops or enjoying live entertainment, Taste of London is a gourmet adventure not to be missed. Tickets are available via the event website. 

Getting there: London is served by several major airports, offering a range of options for international travelers: London Heathrow Airport, London Gatwick Airport and London Stansted Airport.  

Cardiff Food and Drink Festival, Cardiff, Wales 

27 to 29 June 2025 

Cardiff Food and Drink Festival takes over the city’s buzzing waterfront in summer with a diverse lineup of street food, artisan producers and local brews. From global bites to Welsh classics, this free festival serves up flavours from all corners of the world, alongside live cooking demos and plenty of craft beer and cider to wash it down. With live music and a laid-back atmosphere, it is a popular summer hangout for food lovers and families. 

Getting there: The nearest airport is Cardiff Airport, with train links into the city centre taking around 50 minutes. 

Lymington Seafood Festival, New Forest, England 

11 to 13 July 2025 

Lymington Seafood Festival is a coastal feast that brings the flavours of the sea to life in the heart of the New Forest. This foodie fest showcases the best local seafood, from freshly shucked oysters to lobster rolls, alongside artisan food stalls, craft beers and local spirits. With live chef demos, live music and a stunning waterside setting, it is a vibrant event to indulge in coastal cuisine. 

Getting there: Clients can take a train from London Waterloo to Brockenhurst (around one hour 30 minutes). From Brockenhurst, it is a short 10-minute train to Lymington Town station. 

Rock Oyster Festival, Cornwall, England 

24 to 27 July 2025 

Your clients can get ready for a weekend of seafood, music and coastal vibes at the Rock Oyster Festival, set on the banks of the Camel Estuary in Cornwall. With oysters taking centre stage, this festival serves up a mix of fresh seafood, local produce and street food alongside a lineup of live music and DJs. Add in chef demos, yoga sessions and coastal adventures, and there is the ultimate summer escape for foodies and festival lovers. Clients can choose from a variety of ticket options, from one-day tickets to weekend passes with camping. 

Getting there:  It is a four-hour train-ride from London Paddington to Bodmin Parkway. From Bodmin Parkway, the festival site is about a 20-minute taxi ride. 

Isle of Wight Garlic Festival, England 

16 to 17 August 2025 

The Isle of Wight’s annual Garlic Festival is the place to head for all things garlic, a celebration of the root vegetable accompanied by a fun, family-friendly atmosphere. Set in the scenic Isle of Wight countryside, near Newchurch, the festival features an array of garlic-infused dishes, local produce and artisan goods. Expect live cooking demos from top chefs, plenty of tastings and a wide range of street food showcasing creative uses of the ingredient. One-day and weekend tickets will be available to purchase via the event website and on the gate. 

Getting there: Clients travelling by train from London or another major city can take a train to a ferry terminal such as Portsmouth Harbour or Southampton Central. From there, they can board the ferry and then continue with local transport on the Isle of Wight. 

The Big Feastival, Kingham, The Cotswolds, England 

22 to 24 August 2025 

The Big Feastival is the ultimate blend of food, music and family fun, set on Blur bassist Alex James’ picturesque Cotswolds farm. This lively festival brings together top chefs, street food vendors and artisan producers alongside a stellar lineup of live music, entertainment and a packed programme of kid-friendly activities. There are a range of ticket options, including for camping, weekend access and for live-in vehicles. 

Getting there: The nearest train station is Kingham Station, which is a five-minute drive from the festival site. Direct trains run from London Paddington to Kingham, taking about one hour and 30 minutes.